User talk:Redseeker69

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Metropolitan State University
I noticed you left a message on User talk:Randomeditor1000 to perhaps discuss some changes on Metropolitan State University. In case you weren't aware, all articles have talk pages as well, which are designed as places for such discussion, and Randomeditor1000 has already started one on Talk:Metropolitan State University. You may choose to pursue a discussion on Randomeditor1000's talk page, but I would advise you go to the article's talk page, where other editors who may be interested in the same topic are more likely to notice and pay attention to. Cannolis (talk) 00:46, 7 July 2015 (UTC)

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